As the Paris Olympics approach, India will see a new wave of athletes making their debut on the world’s most prestigious sporting stage. These young talents have risen through the ranks, supported by a robust sports ecosystem that includes the Sports Authority of India (SAI), Khelo India and Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS). Their hard work and determination will take them to the world stage where they are ready to make India proud. The #Cheer4Bharat campaign, leveraging BCCI and social media efforts, will further galvanize support for these athletes and unite the nation in their support.

Avinash Sable – Steeplechase

Avinash Sable broke the national record with a personal best of 8 minutes 18.12 seconds and emerged as the frontrunner for the 3000 meters steeplechase. Sable’s Olympic appearance is a testament to India’s growing prowess in track and field, and his Olympic appearance marks an important milestone for Indian track and field sports. SAI and TOPS contributed to his training, providing world-class facilities and coaching to enable him to compete at the highest level.

Bhavani Devi – Fencing

Bhavani Devi, who is making history as India’s first Olympic fencer, will compete in the women’s saber competition. Bhavani’s journey was a difficult one, but her dedication and skill earned her a spot in the Paris Olympics. She achieved her personal best by winning the gold medal at the 2019 Satellite Fencing Championships. With support from Khelo India and SAI, Bhavani’s Olympic appearance is a breakthrough for Indian fencing and represents a step forward for gender representation in the sport.

Aditi Ashok – Golf

Aditi Ashok, the rising star of Indian golf, will make her Olympic debut in Paris. Aditi, known for her consistent performances on the international circuit, achieved a career-high 41st position in the Women’s World Golf Ranking. Her participation in the Olympics is the result of years of hard work and support from organizations such as the Indian Golf Union (IGU) and TOPS, which have provided her with the resources to train with top coaches and compete in international tournaments. Ta.

Ankita Raina – Tennis

Ankita Raina, India’s leading female tennis player, will be competing in women’s singles and doubles. With career-high rankings of 160th in singles and 93rd in doubles, Ankita is a prominent figure in the Indian tennis world. Her Olympic appearance was a major achievement with the support of All India Tennis Association (AITA) and TOPS. Ankita’s participation in the tournament will be a proud moment for Indian tennis fans.

Boat Duo – Arjun Lal and Arvind Singh

Arjun Lal and Arvind Singh will represent India in the men’s lightweight double sculls. The two set a national record of 6 minutes 27.45 seconds at the Asian Rowing Championships, showing they have the potential to compete with the world’s strongest. Their Olympic journey has been supported by the Rowing Federation of India (RFI) and SAI, providing the necessary training and international exposure.

As India prepares to support these new Olympians, it needs support from organizations such as: SAI, Khelo India, TOPS, BCCI Funds were at a premium. of #Cheer4Bharat The campaign continues to rally the nation behind the athletes, creating an inspiring atmosphere of motivation and encouragement. These fresh faces not only demonstrate the expansion of India’s sporting talent, but also symbolize India’s growing commitment to developing and supporting athletes. Let’s come together and support them as they embark on their Olympic journey and showcase India’s potential on the world stage. #Cheer4Bharat!

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